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By mama smurf
on October 02, 2010
I cut the recipe in half but kept the sauce the same amount. I did use fresh rosemary and added mushrooms and some very sliced thin shallots to the garlic as the chops were cooking...wonderful chops and wonderful sauce...definately a keeper. Made for Zaar Alphabet Soup Tag game.
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I was a little leery because rosemary is not my favourite herb, but this was very tasty indeed. I would make this again. I cooked the dish in a non-stick skillet, so I think I could have cut down on the oil and butter some. Yes, I used butter, not being a margarine fan. Also, I am on a low-salt diet, so I didn't add the entire salt amount. My aunt thought this was quite tasty as well. We'll be making this again. I think I should invest in a mortar and pestle so I can grind the rosemary into a more fine powder. Thanks for the great recipe, TXOLDHAM.
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Rinshinomori
on September 25, 2009
I was going to post this recipe as a private recipe since the page from my book "Recipes: The Cooking of Italy, Foods of the World - Time Life" dated 1968 is getting very hard to read from overuse and I found the same same recipe here. I really like this pork chop recipe and have been making this recipe for almost 40 years. I find it best to use Niman's pork chop as well as using freshly chopped rosemary instead of dry if you have an access to fresh rosemary. This is a comfort food and goes really well with many sides. The original recipe used butter instead of margarine and that's how I make mine.
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on May 04, 2009
Very good. Love the seasoning for this! I subbed apple juice for the white wine b/c I also paired KateL Recipe#334802 with this. Made for I Recommend game. Thanks TXOLDHAM for posting.
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy Chef #850607
on February 03, 2009
this was a very tasty yet simple dish to make. i subbed imitation butter flavor for the butter and lots of garlic powder in lieu of real garlic. i also added mushrooms to the sauce. the white wine sauce with mushrooms was excellent over rice (and probably my favorite part!) i probably eat pork twice a year - this is the recipe i will be using. though i might use sherry next time as another reviewer suggested.
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on December 07, 2008
one of my favorite new recipes!
people found this review Helpful. You can only vote others' reviews helpful or not helpful... Was this review helpful to you? Yes | No We don't know who you are. Sign in or create an accountBy KateL
on March 13, 2008
"When will you make this again?" DH asks longingly. This recipe may have convinced him that I could really cook. I have been making this for years, and make extra sauce to pour over rice and vegetables. I use dry sherry; it does not require refrigeration, but does the job admirably. It's very easy, but it's a winner.
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Gotta say, it was really tasty. My husband LOVED it (even though he's not a fan of "little sticks" in his food...ha! I found it a bit too salty, so I'll cut back on the salt next time. Definitely going into rotation though.
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on August 25, 2006
Not for those who like mild recipes!! Full of flavor and BOLD. Will be making again soon, and if you're a garlic lover like me, I recommend doubling the garlic!
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